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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
5
The week offers Burri tos with chili or barbecue weiners and sides on Monday, lemon butter baked chicken on Tuesday, spaghetti with meat sauce on Wednesday, beef and bean tacos or tuna salad on Thursday, and fish fillet on Friday. Desserts include chocolate cake, apple variety, cobbler, pudding, and oatmeal cookies with fruit options.
Deer Park weight loss club reports 1969 total loss of 223 pounds averaging 6.48 pounds per member. Jane Wilson led with 34 pounds, runner up Faye Henley 28.75, Jane Wesson 23.25. Meetings are Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at Deer Park Bank. Suzanne Howard is current leader.
Mr and Mrs Harold Wayne Swindell announce the birth of a daughter Salena born January 9 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dennis Lynn Jackson announce the birth of a son Phillip Ray born January 12 at Pasadena Bayshore Hospital.
The Deer Park Educational Secretaries Association held its regular monthly meeting on Monday, Jan. 12 in the board room of the administration building with 35 members and guests present. President Joyce Green led business, Audrey Bailey introduced guests from Continental Hairgoods Roger Forehand Marilyn Forehand and Bobby Forehand, who explained wigs and hairpieces and let attendees try them. A gift wig was awarded to Susan Wallace of Deer Park Elementary School, and refreshments were served afterward by the social committee.
Terrie Matusek daughter of Mr and Mrs Benny Matusek of 1409 Meadowlark celebrated her seventh birthday with a party on January 13. Attending were Missy Lee Jana Allison Sheryl Henry Kenneth Koehn Mary Lois Oliphant Karri Anderson Dawn Shaw Charles
The Pasadena-Gulf Coast Art Society held its annual officer installation Friday night at the Hickory House. New officers are W. C. Mills president Negie Bass first vice president Nancy Lucky second vice president Mary Bush secretary Dorothy Nagorny treasurer. Board directors include Brenda Bracato Stuzi Vi Trease Margret Cunningham Donna Lee Donavan Edna V. Pelt Hazel Walker and J Ferguson. Guest speaker Charles Moser spoke about newspaper functions and responsibilities. The group discussed upcoming showings.
The Art Society schedules a selling show January 22 to 31 at Almeda Mall with registration on January 21 from 6 to 9 p.m. and January 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. Paintings must stay until pickup. participants include Creighton, Leonard Knox, Garth Jacob, and Renee Fry. Mrs. Pat Lee assisted. Entry fees scale from 1 to 5 entries for 1 dollar each to 2 dollars for 6 to 10, plus 1 dollar per every five additional entries. No judging will be conducted.
Mr and Mrs James L Bishop of Deer Park announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Lane to Scott H Stovall son of Mr and Mrs Ross Brown of Houston and Mr Harding C Stovall of Houston The bride elect is a 1969 Deer Park High School graduate and attends San Jacinto College The groom elect is a graduate of South Houston High School and also attends San Jacinto College He is employed by Acme Quality Paints The wedding is planned for the summer
San Jacinto College will offer a comprehensive personnel management course for day and evening students this spring starting Feb 2, 1970. Registration runs Jan 26 to Jan 29. The Mid Management 232 course covers functions procurement placement performance improvement labor relations and remuneration. Evening classes meet Mondays 7 to 10 pm while day classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10 am.
The doctor should seek every chance to gain knowledge to better serve patients whose health relies on his skills. The article notes attending a special program to stay abreast of the latest advances in chiropractic science.
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